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Kathryn Zheng

Kathryn Zheng

Kathryn Zheng ’24 is from New Jersey. She is majoring in Economics and currently writes for Arts and Life as a columnist under the Culture desk.
The Grind
A metal grid with engraved or Sharpied locks on it (with initials and messages)

The Undefined: On leaps of faith

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
May 27
The Grind
An image of the stage from Mitski's concert with some of the audience visible.

The Undefined: On music

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
May 9
The Grind
Digital camera image of a building at Oxford

The Undefined: On Oxford

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
April 10
The Grind
Bouquets in a row at a flower shop.

The Undefined: On codependency

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
March 5
The Grind
A graphic of abstract white lines forming in the middle to form a hand with a hospital band with the words "on motherhood," set against a solid teal background.

On motherhood

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
Jan. 24
Culture
Olivia Jessner stands in a light wood room wearing a ruffled, off-the-shoulder white top and orange pants with white mushroom growing from the bottom.

Kat’s Closet Deep Dives: Olivia Jessner, Depop expert

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
March 8, 2023
Culture
Catherine Sarca wearing her favorite blue dress against the Dublin skyline.

Kat’s closet deep dives: The sustainable wardrobe of Catherine Sarca ’24

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
Feb. 22, 2023
Humor
A tent pitched in front of the Stanford Dish

15 places you can sleep if your roommate tests positive for COVID-19

Kathryn Zheng, Lorenzo Del Rosario and Michelle Fu
  •  
Jan. 11, 2022
News
Posters with "you protect rapists" hang on a wall in EVGR-A.

Advocates poster EVGR-A with ‘ResEd Protects Rapists’

Jordan John Lee and Kathryn Zheng
  •  
Sept. 27, 2021
Featured
Stanford’s Title IX office in Kingscote Gardens.

Title IX advocates raise concerns about new alcohol policy

Victoria Hsieh and Kathryn Zheng
  •  
Sept. 22, 2021
Featured
Sophomores carry a banner that reads "Stanford Protects Rapists" behind a section of seated Sophomore students at Convocation.

“Stanford Protects Rapists”: Students protest new drug and alcohol policy at Sophomore Convocation

Kaushikee Nayudu and Kathryn Zheng
  •  
Sept. 19, 2021
Featured
Green Library with a fountain in the foreground.

Stanford removes library collection, brick honoring affiliates accused of sexual misconduct

Cameron Ehsan, Victoria Hsieh and Kathryn Zheng
  •  
July 9, 2021
Student Government
Kingscote Gardens, where Stanford's Title IX Office is located. (Photo: AXELLE TALMA/The Stanford Daily)

Senate candidates stress expanding scope of SHARE Title IX Office, supporting survivors

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
April 28, 2021
News
alertsugraphic

3 sexual assaults occurred last month. Why didn’t Stanford send out alerts?

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
April 14, 2021
University
Kingscote Gardens, where the Title IX Office is located. (Photo: JORDAN PAYNE/ The Stanford Daily)

Stanford taps athletics official, civil rights attorney for key equity and sexual violence response posts

Cameron Ehsan and Kathryn Zheng
  •  
April 7, 2021
University
Kingscote Gardens, where Stanford's Title IX Office is located. (Photo: AXELLE TALMA/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford administration apologizes for errors in SHARE procedures, advocates contend that survivors were harmed nonetheless

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
March 31, 2021
Kingscote Gardens, home of Stanford's SHARE office.

In meeting with administration, survivor advocates call upon Stanford to revise SHARE Investigation Procedure

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
Feb. 17, 2021
From left to right: Maia Brockbank, Julia Paris and Krithika Iyer. (Photo courtesy of Maia Brockbank)

3 survivor advocates work to ensure activism will continue after they graduate

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
Feb. 16, 2021
University
KEVIN HSU/The Stanford Daily

Stanford delays release of admissions decisions after ‘notable increase’ in applications

Kathryn Zheng and Cameron Ehsan
  •  
Jan. 26, 2021
Humor
Moral of the story: I'm right, and you're wrong (Photo: Deposit Photos)

OPINION: I’m your friendly neighborhood contrarian, and I’m here to tell you why you’re wrong

Kathryn Zheng
  •  
Jan. 20, 2021
The Stanford Daily

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